Museum of Medieval Stockholm

The Museum of Medieval Stockholm is a history museum in Gamla Stan showcasing artifacts, tools, and architectural elements from the medieval period. Collections span several centuries and are arranged in dedicated exhibition spaces throughout the facility.

Founded in 1986, the museum sits beneath Norrbro bridge and integrates sections of the medieval city wall and defense structures into its building. This location allows visitors to view authentic historical structures in place.

The museum displays medieval clothing through reconstructed textiles from the 12th to 16th century, showing how people dressed and which fabrics shaped their daily lives. Visitors gain insight into the craftsmanship and materials that defined the fashion of that era.

The museum is easy to locate beneath a well-known bridge and typically has short entry lines. Audio guides in several languages are available on-site, and group tours can be arranged in advance.

A special feature is walking through recreated medieval streets built with period-accurate structures, creating an immersive experience beyond viewing display cases. Visitors step into the actual layout of how the city was organized during the Middle Ages.

Location: Stockholm Municipality

Inception: 1986

Address: Strömparterren 3, SE-111 30

Email: medeltidsmuseet@stockholm.se

Website: https://medeltidsmuseet.stockholm.se/in-english

GPS coordinates: 59.32833,18.07028

Latest update: December 6, 2025 17:41